Mimosa Pudica Seed
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Digestive
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Herbs and Botanicals
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People
Mimosa pudica seeds, also called sensitive plant seeds, come from a unique plant known for its leaf-closing response when touched. These seeds may help support digestive health, eliminate parasites, and remove toxins and impurities from the body.
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